Colorful metal Hanukkah menorah (7.5*25*30 cm) with a design also suitable for lighting with oil (not supplied with glass cups).
On the front of the Hanukkah menorah you will find Jerusalem windows,
against a background of stunning pomegranates, and the inscription:
"For the miracles, and for the wonders, and for the salvations, and for the battles that You performed for our fathers in those days, at this time."
And the inscription: "These candles are holy" laser-cut on a blue background.

Communities of Israel Hanukkah Menorah, "Pomegranates" model
Colorful metal Hanukkah menorah, suitable for lighting with oil.

The "Communities of Israel" Hanukkah menorah series was inspired by Hanukkah menorahs from the late 18th and 19th centuries in various communities around the world, some of which are displayed in the Israel Museum. The various Hanukkah menorahs originate from Morocco, Germany, India, Algeria, Poland, Germany, and more.

It is exciting to see the Judaica items used in previous generations and in different diasporas with the design, charm, and beauty created by the artists of that period.

The Hanukkah menorah is a symbol, on one hand a symbol of the Menorah taken during the destruction of the Second Temple by the Romans, and on the other hand also a symbol of the Return to Zion and redemption. The Hanukkah menorah we light evokes in us the memory of the chain of generations, and with this idea and thought, we created this series of Hanukkah menorahs, a connection between past, present, and future.

In this Hanukkah menorah, we incorporated the text: "For the miracles, and for the wonders, and for the salvations that You performed for our fathers in those days, at this time."

* The Hanukkah menorahs are suitable for the ready-made oil kits sold in various retail chains.
* The Hanukkah menorah can be hung as a wall menorah for decoration throughout the year.
* Product images sometimes do not accurately represent the size or exact appearance of the product.
* The Hanukkah menorah can be cleaned by pouring boiling water to remove wax.

Unique handmade items by the artist Dorit Klein.
A wide selection of magnificent designs for hanging on the wall or placing on a table.
Characterized by intense and harmonious colors.
In Dorit's works, you will also find universal motifs that entered the Jewish world
later, such as hamsas and birds. These motifs also exist in other religions and symbolize blessing, abundance, and peace.
Dorit's designs combine texts and verses from the sources, prayers, and blessings,
suitable for various events in the Jewish community and family life, as well as for holidays and special days in the Jewish calendar.